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It is easy to look around and ask what God is doing in a time like this. But the kingdom of God always works in invisible and unexpected ways. Just like mustard seeds and leaven. Join City Church as we look at Matthew 13:31-33 with Rev. Morgan Lusk from Westtown Church in Tampa.
How are we as christians called to evaluate our media consumption? How does the gospel story shape this part of our life? Join City Church as we learn from Ephesians 5:15-17. Brandon Porter from Strong Tower Church in Lakeland opens the word for us this week!
Jesus continues his discussions at the feast of Tabernacles. He shows his connection to Abraham and God the Father. Along the way he points out the vanity of all of our self-salvation projects and the futility of false piety.
Jesus interaction with the woman caught in adultery and his conversations afterwords show us how He gives life and light to all who believe in Him. But we still look for life in all the wrong places.
Jesus celebrates the Feast of Tabernacles and shows how it is about Him. Join City Church as we study how Jesus teaching at this feast affects us. ***Note: Due to steaming difficulties, the last few minutes of the sermon are cut off***
Jesus continues to teach on the ways that He is the bread of life. His words help us to understand the importance of God's choice and abiding with God as we look forward to feasting with Him.
John records two of Jesus miracles, feeding five thousand and walking on water, back to back. But the most amazing part of this passage is the meaning that Jesus gives to these miracles. Join us as we study this passage together.
Jesus defends the fact that he is God to the leaders who questioned him about healing a man on the sabbath. How does Jesus divinity impact our day to day life? Join in as City Church listens to God's word.
As we resume our series on the Gospel of John, we come to a passage where Jesus heals a man on the Sabbath. Was Jesus breaking the Sabbath? What do the other characters tell us about ourselves? And how does Jesus use all of this to reveal himself?
In the conclusion of our steadfast series we look at Jesus' brother James words about the endgame of Steadfastness.
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